Johnson Approaches Judgement Day As Met Investigate Downing Street | #TyskySour

welcome to tisky sour we were hoping tonight to be going through line by line the Sue gray report for you um that's not yet out but we do still have a hell of a lot of news to talk about a met police investigation into Downing Street the horrific actions of met police against a philosophy academic the national executive committee of the labor party rebuffing Jeremy corbyn and Jordan Peterson failing to understand climate change and in fact failing to understand what the climate is um to it's a clip it's an unmissable clip that we're going to close the show with I'm joined all evening by Dahlia how are you doing Dalia I'm good I feel like the Sue gray report is like more awaited than I mean it's not more weighted almost as awaited as like Rihanna's next album like I feel like it's just she keeps promising to deliver and just leaving us in in anticipation it's the nerd's version of of Rihanna's new album that never quite arrives um we do want to know your thoughts and your questions you can tweet them on the hashtag tiskey sour or put them in the YouTube comments we are still awaiting the release of the Sue gray report into Downing Street parties that could determine the fate of the Prime Minister the investigation is said to have concluded and it is expected imminently potentially tomorrow potentially on Monday however while we wait for that release there are lots of developments to dig our teeth into including this announcement from the Met commissioner yesterday firstly of the information provided by the cabinet Office inquiry team and secondly my officer's own assessment I can confirm that the Met is now investigating a number of events that took place at Downing Street and Whitehall in the last two years in relation to potential breaches of covid-19 regulations dick went on to say that while the Met would not normally investigate investigate past breaches of covid-19 regulations it was justified in this case as under concerned were the most serious and flagrant types of breaches that threshold was met she said because there was evidence those involved knew or ought to have known rules were being broken and crucially that a failure to investigate would significantly undermine the legitimacy of the law it's still unclear exactly which parties the Met ...